Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-07

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siono in feeling that one can get closer TO our
American poet than 70 the English laureate,
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eonl. Who rarelv atta,ns to the fire of the
SSron ceat that Se poesea,es a rare combina.
Nm 81 the critical faculty and the producinp
novsr that he is endowed with an earnest
crsnscitv for reflection. with a iuxurious sense
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sxouIaite perception Of beauty. a deep etbi.
~ insioht. ssanciated vith = iurn Tor meta.
phvsical spslysis thst he ia 4 svmpathetic
ma close observer Of Nature that he il a
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msnitv in not = passion thst he ia neysr
corried svsv nv theoriea that he In mot the
msn n lead reform Sc,' You viii notice
thst in reality Lonsfellov posseaseei the
most Of theee oualitiea to an eonsi degree.
the true acstheticai sense. ethical insiuh,
sreat indnstrv' fine cnlture and schoisrsSin'
isck of wild passion. and inabilitv 10 lead =
reform :-buf Then he doesn't mai one tsal
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ton shortly before, IN his Victorian Poets
he describes the laureate as possessing
% sense OF pr3porsion, based upon the hiehe
eau narmonize .ne incongruons thouRht
rarioS IN ,hnH~ht raso~, t,l;n,s ~ WosSa o~.,
in ART instructed bv eats. bnt rejectino m
passion Of Byron, or having nothing in hi
nature that sspires to 1t (; finally an artist s
perfect IN Q Mldeiy.extended range, ths
notnlng OF MS Work can Do spared, and II
tnis respect tsppfoaching Horace and outvyinl
fope NOT one OF the great wits nearly alliet
20 msonees' YET possibly 10 De accepted as
Wlsor Poel serene ABOVE the frenzy ofth
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